The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
For the first time on record, the University of Guadalajara has annulled the results of the admission exams given in November to aspiring students after finding that many copied answers from other exams left in the exam rooms.
Throughout January, Zapopan City Council will operate a module to allow citizens to pay their annual municipal property tax (predial) from the comfort of their own vehicle.
A judge has approved the preventive detention for eight months of a suspect detained after the December 18 slaying of former Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval in Puerto Vallarta.
Jalisco health officials check on the progress of the adaptation of a central warehouse at the Hospital General de Occidente in Guadalajara, which will operate as the state’s reception and distribution point for Covid-19 vaccines.
With Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations rising, businesses that refill, rent or sell oxygen tanks in Guadalajara are reporting acute supply shortages, various sources indicate.
The Covid restrictions and nine months of home confinement have exacerbated sleep disorders and feelings of hopelessness among girls, boys and adolescents, a University of Guadalajara psychologist says.
With seven games to go until the end of the regular season, the Charros de Jalisco baseball team have hit a bad patch of form and will need to improve to qualify for the Mexican Pacific League (LMP) playoffs, which begin in the new year.
The off-the-wall utterances of Cardinal Juan Sandoval Íñiguez, the controversial former archbishop of Guadalajara, have never ceased to amaze citizens of this region, apart, perhaps, from the most ardently faithful of his followers.
Guadalajara pugilist Saul “Canelo” Alvarez cemented his credentials as the world’s finest boxer after inflicting a punishing defeat on British challenger Callum Smith in San Antonio, Texas last weekend.
